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Snarski won on scores of 118-109 twice and 118-110. Titles at stake? Int´l Polish + ??

sm. Robert Swiebinski, Pol W 6 Ruslan Rodivich,

lh: Alexey Kuziemski, Pol TKO 3 Dmitri Protkunas,

jw: Bartolomiej Wanczyk, Pol W 4 Andrei Nurchinski,

jl: Khavazhy Khatsygau, TKO 2 Mihails Sakara, Lat

Dec 18, Minsk, BLR:

m: Siarhei Khomitski, Blr TKO 2 Aliaksei Konovko,

lh: Mahamed Ariphadzhieu, Blr TKO 2 Aliaksandr Paluyanau, Blr

sm: Konstantin Makhankou, Blr TKO 2 Ihar Rybalka,

m: Aliaksandr Sushchyts, TKO 1 Viachaslau Sheinrok,

w: Andrei Abramenka, W 6 Aliaksei Beliauski,

sm: Iliya Shakura, TKO 1 Anton Havarukhin,

jl: Mihail Biarnadsi, TKO 2 Mihail Aliev,

jw: Rustam Zhuraboeu, TKO 1 Anton Goncharik,

jw: Yauheni Abdurazakau, W 4 Aliaksei Naboischikau,

Dec 18, Berlin, GER, Max Schmeling Halle, est 5000, Sauerland Event

Marco Huck, 90,3, Ger W12-S Denis Lebedev, 89,9, Rus

Huck retained the WBO title on scores of 115-113 twice with a 116-112 for Lebedev. It was a tactical win for Huck who grabbed an early lead, faded after the fourth when he claimed he had injured a rib and Lebedev poured it on. Huck came back somewhat in the eighth and held on to the win in the last when he boxed a safety first fight to secure a close win. Most seemed to have Lebedev ahead.

Alexander Povetkin, 104,0, Rus W10-U Nicolai Firtha, 117,5, US

Povetkin, perhaps hampered by an injured right was busy but not impressive, won on scores of 98-92,100-90 and 99-91.